Mayor's Office

On May 18, 2023, at the Annual Meeting of the New York State Conference of Mayors, the NYCOM membership unanimously elected Christopher Rosenquest, Mayor of the City of Plattsburgh, to serve as the organization’s Second Vice President for the coming year.

The Parks Come Alive! Event series is set to kick off for the summer season on Thursday June 8th from 4:30-7:30PM at Peter Blumette Park. The event will feature local food, drinks, music and activities for kids- all set in Plattsburgh’s city parks.

At the Common Council meeting on Thursday May 4th, Council voted to approve a partnership where the City of Plattsburgh will pay for the registration fees for City youth under the age of 12 to participate in YMCA sports programming, starting in Fall 2023.

The City of Plattsburgh has closed out the Fiscal Year 2022 (FY22) with a surplus of $205k surplus, bringing the fund balance to nearly $6.2m.

After months of negotiation, the City of Plattsburgh Mayor’s office and the Plattsburgh Professional Firefighters Local 2421 have reached a tentative four-year labor agreement.

On Thursday night, the City of Plattsburgh’s Common Council approved temporary changes to parking enforcement in the Arnie Pavone, Court Street, and City Hall Place parking lots. Click for more details.

As the City of Plattsburgh celebrates Earth Day, April 22, it does so having spent a year working to fulfill its pledge to become a New York State Climate Smart (CSC) and Clean Energy (CEC) Community. The City Climate Task Force (CCTF) has been central to this effort.

After two years of planning and design, the Margaret Street Construction project is set to break ground on Monday April 17th and will be substantially complete by the end of 2023.

The City of Plattsburgh announced today the launch of my.cityofplattsburgh-ny.gov - a new digital community engagement platform, powered by CitizenLab.

Spring is here and that means it’s GreenUP time in Plattsburgh! In honor of Earth day, residents and students alike are encouraged to get outside in your neighborhood, local city or town park, the downtown district, SUNY campus or the city beach to pick up litter and organic waste, plant trees or flowers or learn more about how you can support our environment!